I am sincerely at a loss for the proper words to express my admiration amazement and awe at all you endured in your early years to become the survivor, humanitarian and success that you are today. Your biography touched me deeply as a recovering alcoholic (32 years in June, if it is God’s will I…Read More
Dick Van Dyke’s Midnight Mission
In Dick Van Dyke
Anyone who watched television in the 60s, or played catch-up by watching Nick at Nite decades later, will know that Dick Van Dyke is a classic comedian. Aside from maybe Walter Cronkite, he and Mary Tyler Moore became the most familiar and trusted presence on American television. Half a century later, The Dick Van Dyke…Read More
If “an unexamined life is not worth living” were a Princeton assignement, you would receive a 1+ from the smartest professor of literature. The Constant Choice has so many passages of blinding insights, I was in danger of using the highlighting pencil on whole pages. It is moreover beautifully written and a joy to read.…Read More
Our Lost Attention Spans
In pace of life
In a previous post, I offered part of a recent conversation I had with novelist Sanjay Sanghooe about Wall Street, where he once worked for a major hedge fund. He shared some of his thoughts on good vs. evil in the financial world, and in the larger world of American business. Here are some more…Read More
From an old acquaintance from a school that changed my life: I am just off the plane from India, and fortunately I had packed your wonderful book to read during my travels. You so thoughtfully and passionately captured your personal journeys and framed the good/evil debate. I would love to talk with you soon about…Read More
